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Some years ago I bought my first iphone, the 6s. One time I forgot apple password, changed it to something more obscure due to their annoying rules. I promptly
by sumo89 4y ago
Some years ago I bought my first iphone, the 6s. One time I forgot apple password, changed it to something more obscure due to their annoying rules. I promptly forgot that a short while later and had to reset it again to an even more obscure version. After that kept getting prompts to enter it, it felt like almost every time I unlocked the screen I'd have to enter a 10 digit thing with capitals, numbers etc; very annoying on a small phone screen. After about a year or owning the thing and 6 months of having to enter a password 10 times a day I gave up and sold it, never owned an iphone since.
I've still been using macs but rarely ever logging in to the app store. My personal mac recently developed a booting problem so I opened the store to see if there's some software I could download to help diagnose it, of course I've forgotten my password again, couldn't even tell you the last time I entered it. Go to reset it and despite entering a 2fa code from the backup email address and one from my phone via text message, it's going to take 15 days to reset the password. It's frankly ridiculous.
At this point I think I'm done, this will probably be my last macbook outside of oens provided by work.